About the company
GeOnline is an EdTech platform for preparing for the UNT in Kazakhstan. We are creating a SuperApp for schoolchildren: learning, tests, quizzes, courses, ratings, gamification, student profile, and an educational ecosystem in one mobile application.
We are now entering a new stage of product development and are looking for a strong UX/UI designer to help completely rethink the user experience of the mobile application. Work on gamifying the mobile application is planned.
What you will be doing
- Working on the redesign of the existing mobile application;
- Designing the UX of the mobile product for iOS and Android;
- Developing gamification mechanics (ratings, streak systems, achievements, XP/level progression, motivational scenarios, onboarding)
- Improving user scenarios and retention;
- Creating interfaces for educational features, quizzes, and personal accounts;
- Brainstorming product solutions with the team;
- Forming a design system and maintaining interface consistency;
- Preparing mockups and specifications for mobile developers;
- Working closely with Flutter developers and the product team.
We are looking for someone who
- Thinks not only visually but also in terms of product;
- Understands how design affects retention and engagement;
- Knows how to simplify complex user scenarios;
- Is interested in mobile products and modern UX patterns;
- Can justify their decisions.
Requirements
- 2+ years of experience as a UX/UI designer;
- Experience in designing mobile applications;
- Proficient in Figma;
- Understanding of the mobile-first approach;
- Experience working with design systems;
- Portfolio with mobile cases;
- Understanding of UX, CJM, and usability principles;
- Ability to work with components, auto-layout, and prototyping.
Will be a plus
- Experience working on EdTech products;
- Experience implementing gamification;
- Understanding of product metrics;
- Awareness of educational applications
Work format
- Office in Astana
- Format: full-time
- Salary 400-600k
- Hundreds of thousands of students will use your work
